Museum Siam
A museum in the old town that invites questions about Thai identity. A useful indoor anchor for a day around Sanam Chai.
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A museum in the old town that invites questions about Thai identity. A useful indoor anchor for a day around Sanam Chai.
A neighbourhood museum gives a Kudichin walk useful historical context.
Read Thai history through money at a small old-town museum where coins connect trade, design and everyday life.
A small museum devoted to an influential figure in modern Thai art.
Ceremonial boats make the canal-side museum a distinctive cultural stop.
A house museum linking historic Thai objects, contemporary art and sculpture gardens through Sermkhun Kunawong's collection.
A monumental elephant structure frames a museum excursion into Samut Prakan.
Thai houses and collected objects create a museum pause near Phaya Thai.
Red timber houses, an Asian art collection and a garden pause close to Siam. The main house is visited with a museum guide.
Sakul Intakul's museum explores floral traditions in Thailand and across Asia inside a house and garden in Dusit.
An unusual collection explores the boundary between originals and imitations through everyday objects.
Arrange a visit to a private collection where Thai architecture and decorative objects share a garden setting.
Historic houses reveal a domestic side of Bangkok beyond monumental landmarks.
Look closely at handmade dolls to discover costume, craft and the small details of Thai cultural life.
Textiles and dress bring a focused subject to the Grand Palace area.
Thai art and historical objects provide context for the surrounding old city.
Explore how photographs and images are made through a university collection devoted to the technology behind them.
Medical collections provide a specialised visit that may not suit every audience.
Thailand's film archive in Salaya, with cinema heritage, museum displays and a public screening programme.
TCDC’s design resources, galleries at River City and the domestic history of the Bangkokian Museum. Three different ways to spend an afternoon around Bang Rak.
Art and craft are placed in conversation at the Jim Thompson Art Center, with work extending into the nearby house museum.